TEST BANK For Radiologic Science for Technologists
12th Edition by Stewart C Bushong
Chapters 1 - 40, Complete
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. 6bEssential 6bConcepts 6bof 6bRadiologic 6bScience
2. 6bBasic 6bPhysics 6bPrimer
3. 6bThe 6bStructure 6bof 6bMatter
4. 6bElectromagnetic 6bEnergy
5. 6bElectricity, 6bMagnetism, 6band 6bElectromagnetism
6. 6bThe 6bX-Ray 6bImaging 6bSystem
7. 6bThe 6bX-Ray 6bTube
8. 6bX-Ray 6bProduction
9. 6bX-Ray 6bEmission
10. 6bX-Ray 6bInteraction 6bwith 6bMatter
11. 6bImaging 6bScience
12. 6bComputed 6bRadiography
13. 6bDigital 6bRadiography
14. 6bDigital 6bRadiographic 6bTechnique
15. 6bImage 6bAcquisition
16. 6bPatient-Image 6bOptimization
17. 6bViewing 6bthe 6bMedical 6bImage
18. 6bPicture 6bArchiving 6band 6bCommunication 6bSystem
19. 6bImage 6bPerception
20. 6bDigital 6bDisplay 6bDevice
21. 6bMedical 6bImage 6bDescriptors
22. 6bScatter 6bRadiation
23. 6bRadiographic 6bArtifacts
24. 6bMammography
25. 6bFluoroscopy
26. 6bInterventional 6bRadiology
27. 6bComputed 6bTomography
28. 6bTomosynthesis
29. 6bHuman 6bBiology
30. 6bFundamental 6bPrinciples 6bof 6bRadiobiology
31. 6bMolecular 6bRadiobiology
32. 6bCellular 6bRadiobiology
33. 6bDeterministic 6bEffects 6bof 6bRadiation
34. 6bStochastic 6bEffects 6bof 6bRadiation
35. 6bHealth 6bPhysics
36. 6bDesigning 6bfor 6bRadiation 6bProtection
37. 6bRadiography/Fluoroscopy 6bPatient 6bRadiation 6bDose
38. 6bComputed 6bTomography 6bPatient 6bRadiation 6bDose
39. 6bPatient 6bRadiation 6bDose 6bManagement
40. 6bOccupational 6bRadiation 6bDose 6bManagement 6b
,Chapter 6b01: 6bEssential 6bConcepts 6bof 6bRadiologic 6bScience
6bBushong: 6bRadiologic 6bScience 6bfor 6bTechnologists, 6b12th
6bEdition
MULTIPLE 6bCHOICE
1. Matter 6bis 6bmeasured 6bin .
a. kilograms
b. joules
c. electron 6bvolts
d. rems
ANS A
WER
Matter 6bis 6bmeasured 6bin 6bkilograms.
:
2. Atoms 6band 6bmolecules 6bare 6bthe 6bfundamental 6bbuilding 6bblocks 6bof .
a. energy
b. radiation
c. matter
d. gravity
ANS C
WER
Atoms 6band 6bmolecules 6bare 6bthe 6bfundamental 6bbuilding 6bblocks 6bof 6bmatter.
:
3. Ice 6band 6bsteam 6bare 6bexamples 6bof 6btwo 6bforms 6bof .
a. matter
b. radiation
c. energy
d. work
ANS: A
Ice 6band 6bsteam 6bare 6bexamples 6bof 6btwo 6bforms 6bof 6bmatter.
4. The 6bformula 6bE 6b= 6bmc2 6 b is 6bthe 6bbasis 6bfor 6bthe 6btheory 6bthat 6bled 6bto 6bthe 6bdevelopment 6bof
.
a. x-rays
b. electromagnetic 6bradiation
c. nuclear 6bpower
d. cathode 6bray 6btubes
ANS: C
The 6bformula 6bE 6b= 6bmc2 6bis 6bthe 6bbasis 6bfor 6bthe 6btheory 6bthat 6bled 6bto 6bthe 6bdevelopment 6bof
6bnuclear 6bpower.
5. Radio 6bwaves, 6blight, 6band 6bx-rays 6bare 6ball 6bexamples 6bof energy.
a. nuclear
b. thermal
c. electrical
d. electromagnetic
ANS: D
Electromagnetic 6benergy 6bincludes 6bradio 6bwaves, 6blight, 6band 6bx-rays 6bas 6bwell 6bas 6bother 6bparts
6bof 6bthe6bspectrum.
, 6. A 6bmoving 6bobject 6bhas energy.
a. potential
b. kinetic
c. nuclear
d. electromagnetic
ANS: 6 b B
A 6bmoving 6bobject 6bhas 6bkinetic 6benergy.
7. What 6bis 6bthe 6bremoval 6bof 6ban 6belectron 6bfrom 6ban 6batom 6bcalled?
a. Ionization
b. Pair 6bproduction
c. Irradiation
d. Electricity
ANS: 6 b A
The 6bremoval 6bof 6ban 6belectron 6bfrom 6ban 6batom 6bis 6bcalled 6bionization.
8. Ionizing 6bradiation 6bis 6bcapable 6bof 6bremoving from 6batoms 6bas 6bit 6bpasses
through 6bthe6bmatter.
6b
a. neutrons
b. protons
c. electrons
d. ions
ANS: 6 b C
Ionizing 6bradiation 6bis 6bcapable 6bof 6bremoving 6belectrons 6bfrom 6batoms 6bas 6bit 6bpasses 6bthrough
6bthe 6bmatter.
9. The 6benergy 6bof 6bx-rays 6bis 6b_ .
a. thermal
b. potential
c. kinetic
d. electromagnetic
ANS: 6 b D
X-rays 6bare 6ba 6bform 6bof 6belectromagnetic 6benergy.
10. The 6bbiggest 6bsource 6bof 6bman-made 6bionizing 6bradiation 6bexposure 6bto 6bthe 6bpublic 6bis
6b .
a. atomic 6bfallout
b. diagnostic 6bx-rays
c. smoke 6bdetectors
d. nuclear 6bpower 6bplants
ANS: 6 b B
Medical 6bx-ray 6bexposure 6bis 6bthe 6bbiggest 6bsource 6bof 6bman-made 6bradiation.
11. In 6bthe 6bUnited 6bStates, 6bwe 6bare 6bexposed 6bto _ 6bmSv/year 6bof 6bionizing 6bradiation
from 6bthe6bnatural 6benvironment.
6b
a. 0 6bto 6b5
b. 5 6bto 6b20
c. 20 6bto 6b90
12th Edition by Stewart C Bushong
Chapters 1 - 40, Complete
, TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. 6bEssential 6bConcepts 6bof 6bRadiologic 6bScience
2. 6bBasic 6bPhysics 6bPrimer
3. 6bThe 6bStructure 6bof 6bMatter
4. 6bElectromagnetic 6bEnergy
5. 6bElectricity, 6bMagnetism, 6band 6bElectromagnetism
6. 6bThe 6bX-Ray 6bImaging 6bSystem
7. 6bThe 6bX-Ray 6bTube
8. 6bX-Ray 6bProduction
9. 6bX-Ray 6bEmission
10. 6bX-Ray 6bInteraction 6bwith 6bMatter
11. 6bImaging 6bScience
12. 6bComputed 6bRadiography
13. 6bDigital 6bRadiography
14. 6bDigital 6bRadiographic 6bTechnique
15. 6bImage 6bAcquisition
16. 6bPatient-Image 6bOptimization
17. 6bViewing 6bthe 6bMedical 6bImage
18. 6bPicture 6bArchiving 6band 6bCommunication 6bSystem
19. 6bImage 6bPerception
20. 6bDigital 6bDisplay 6bDevice
21. 6bMedical 6bImage 6bDescriptors
22. 6bScatter 6bRadiation
23. 6bRadiographic 6bArtifacts
24. 6bMammography
25. 6bFluoroscopy
26. 6bInterventional 6bRadiology
27. 6bComputed 6bTomography
28. 6bTomosynthesis
29. 6bHuman 6bBiology
30. 6bFundamental 6bPrinciples 6bof 6bRadiobiology
31. 6bMolecular 6bRadiobiology
32. 6bCellular 6bRadiobiology
33. 6bDeterministic 6bEffects 6bof 6bRadiation
34. 6bStochastic 6bEffects 6bof 6bRadiation
35. 6bHealth 6bPhysics
36. 6bDesigning 6bfor 6bRadiation 6bProtection
37. 6bRadiography/Fluoroscopy 6bPatient 6bRadiation 6bDose
38. 6bComputed 6bTomography 6bPatient 6bRadiation 6bDose
39. 6bPatient 6bRadiation 6bDose 6bManagement
40. 6bOccupational 6bRadiation 6bDose 6bManagement 6b
,Chapter 6b01: 6bEssential 6bConcepts 6bof 6bRadiologic 6bScience
6bBushong: 6bRadiologic 6bScience 6bfor 6bTechnologists, 6b12th
6bEdition
MULTIPLE 6bCHOICE
1. Matter 6bis 6bmeasured 6bin .
a. kilograms
b. joules
c. electron 6bvolts
d. rems
ANS A
WER
Matter 6bis 6bmeasured 6bin 6bkilograms.
:
2. Atoms 6band 6bmolecules 6bare 6bthe 6bfundamental 6bbuilding 6bblocks 6bof .
a. energy
b. radiation
c. matter
d. gravity
ANS C
WER
Atoms 6band 6bmolecules 6bare 6bthe 6bfundamental 6bbuilding 6bblocks 6bof 6bmatter.
:
3. Ice 6band 6bsteam 6bare 6bexamples 6bof 6btwo 6bforms 6bof .
a. matter
b. radiation
c. energy
d. work
ANS: A
Ice 6band 6bsteam 6bare 6bexamples 6bof 6btwo 6bforms 6bof 6bmatter.
4. The 6bformula 6bE 6b= 6bmc2 6 b is 6bthe 6bbasis 6bfor 6bthe 6btheory 6bthat 6bled 6bto 6bthe 6bdevelopment 6bof
.
a. x-rays
b. electromagnetic 6bradiation
c. nuclear 6bpower
d. cathode 6bray 6btubes
ANS: C
The 6bformula 6bE 6b= 6bmc2 6bis 6bthe 6bbasis 6bfor 6bthe 6btheory 6bthat 6bled 6bto 6bthe 6bdevelopment 6bof
6bnuclear 6bpower.
5. Radio 6bwaves, 6blight, 6band 6bx-rays 6bare 6ball 6bexamples 6bof energy.
a. nuclear
b. thermal
c. electrical
d. electromagnetic
ANS: D
Electromagnetic 6benergy 6bincludes 6bradio 6bwaves, 6blight, 6band 6bx-rays 6bas 6bwell 6bas 6bother 6bparts
6bof 6bthe6bspectrum.
, 6. A 6bmoving 6bobject 6bhas energy.
a. potential
b. kinetic
c. nuclear
d. electromagnetic
ANS: 6 b B
A 6bmoving 6bobject 6bhas 6bkinetic 6benergy.
7. What 6bis 6bthe 6bremoval 6bof 6ban 6belectron 6bfrom 6ban 6batom 6bcalled?
a. Ionization
b. Pair 6bproduction
c. Irradiation
d. Electricity
ANS: 6 b A
The 6bremoval 6bof 6ban 6belectron 6bfrom 6ban 6batom 6bis 6bcalled 6bionization.
8. Ionizing 6bradiation 6bis 6bcapable 6bof 6bremoving from 6batoms 6bas 6bit 6bpasses
through 6bthe6bmatter.
6b
a. neutrons
b. protons
c. electrons
d. ions
ANS: 6 b C
Ionizing 6bradiation 6bis 6bcapable 6bof 6bremoving 6belectrons 6bfrom 6batoms 6bas 6bit 6bpasses 6bthrough
6bthe 6bmatter.
9. The 6benergy 6bof 6bx-rays 6bis 6b_ .
a. thermal
b. potential
c. kinetic
d. electromagnetic
ANS: 6 b D
X-rays 6bare 6ba 6bform 6bof 6belectromagnetic 6benergy.
10. The 6bbiggest 6bsource 6bof 6bman-made 6bionizing 6bradiation 6bexposure 6bto 6bthe 6bpublic 6bis
6b .
a. atomic 6bfallout
b. diagnostic 6bx-rays
c. smoke 6bdetectors
d. nuclear 6bpower 6bplants
ANS: 6 b B
Medical 6bx-ray 6bexposure 6bis 6bthe 6bbiggest 6bsource 6bof 6bman-made 6bradiation.
11. In 6bthe 6bUnited 6bStates, 6bwe 6bare 6bexposed 6bto _ 6bmSv/year 6bof 6bionizing 6bradiation
from 6bthe6bnatural 6benvironment.
6b
a. 0 6bto 6b5
b. 5 6bto 6b20
c. 20 6bto 6b90
